Lost
Bracelet: silver-tone crescent charm
Utica-Rome-Oneida
Lost
listing
Posted
5 months
ago
Description
I lost my silver-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Utica Public Library on Genesee Street in the Utica-Rome-Oneida area. It's a slim 7-inch chain with a small crescent moon charm and a turquoise bead—the kinda piece you could mistake for an Alex and Ani style bracelet. There's a tiny engraving 'P.K.' on the clasp. It was a gift from my mom for my college graduation, so it carries sentimental value and I'm really hoping someone might have picked it up. If you found it, please hit me up—I would be incredibly grateful.
Approximate last-seen location
Utica-Rome-Oneida
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